

You should also be aware that the Windows CE Power Manager is able to be configured to automatically put the system into various power levels (including Suspend) mode based on various timeout values. If the GPRS module loads as a device driver and registers itself with the Power Manager it may actually go into a low power mode on its own when the system goes into the suspend state.Ī question though: Why do you want to reboot after being in suspend mode for 5 minutes? Seems like a weird thing to do, why not just turn the system off and have it started after 5 minutes?

Even other systems it may need to all be done manually. Other platforms have it load as a device driverĪnd you need to change the power mode of the device driver. Sometimes on some systems there is an API that must be called to power it down. In terms of powering off the GPRS module that is only something that you or the manufacturer of the device can answer.

This notification can either be used to fire an application that reboots your system or set an event that you use to determine that you need 10 months ago Sounds like the firmware is incompatible with your model.Unfortunately, there were so many different netbooks and tablets that all looked the same on the outside, but used either differing SOC hardware or custom firmware.It's not always easy to identify any branding either, many of these cheap Chinese products are sort of generic.I'd try and identify your model and brand, and see if there's a product support site with compatible firmware.Failing that, try repeating the process, it didn't work for me first time.If you want the system to reboot 5 minutes after you enter suspend then I would set a time based notification. You'll also need a minimum 1GB SD CARD formatted to FAT 32 (Full Format, not Quick Format) Here's some useful links for Windows CE Software The CORE Pocket Media Player Pocket PC Software (may work, or can be modified to work on Windows CE netbook) Poodwaddle Download Archive for WinCE & Android OS Files for WM8505 Netbook / You'll need to download the WinCE file for these Smartbooks, I suggest may need to repeat this process with different versions to find one that works with your Smartbook. Specs of these smartbooks will vary, but this is aimed at those with a Smartbook based on the 8505 running Windows CE, not the newer 8650 which typically have Android, although the procedure is basically the same, but you'll just require different files.

